Bøger af Anton Corbijn

Leading international photographer and film-maker Anton Corbijn presents images from his extensive body of work in which he explores the crossover between photography and the world of fashion.

This book examines Anton Corbijn's photography by exploring composition, lighting, and viewer perspective, emphasising authenticity and vulnerability in his melancholic, celebrity-focused images. Text in English and German.

Masterful phone photos by leading photographer Anton CorbijnPublication produced with five different manually applied cover images, randomly distributed across the publication seriesIn Instanton, photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn presents a series of images, most of which have never been published previously.Corbijn gained his fame and reputation with his portraits of famous figures including Nick Cave, Tom Waits, The Rolling Stones, Marlene Dumas, Gerhard Richter, Clint Eastwood, Kate Moss and a host of other influential musicians, artists, filmmakers, models and designers. But over the years, Corbijn has also captured a wealth of intriguing images on his mobile phone. Instanton brings together a wide selection of these snapshots from his private life, as well as shots taken whilst traveling, recording 'the profane and the profound'.

Features unpublished work on commemoration, effigies and iconic figures by the master photographerMaster photographer and director/filmmaker Anton Corbijn presents in his latest publication a series of striking images focusing on icons and how they are commemorated. IKONEN contains three series: Cemeteries, a.somebody and Lenin, USSR.Cemeteries is an intriguing collection of black-and-white photos of gravestones. In a.somebody, we can see dozens of self-portraits after past legends from the world of music, photographed in Strijen, the village of Corbijn's birth - outdoors and in his studio. The book also shows previously unpublished series on Lenin's visual presence in the former USSR from the early 1980s.Publication accompanies the eponymous exhibition, from 30 September 2022 to 26 February 2023 in Landgoed Het Hof in Bergen, The Netherlands. With a preface by Anton Corbijn and a text contribution by art writer Dominic Eichler.